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'The major reason why I left': Former Sask. teacher calls for special needs support - Vimarsana News

'The major reason why I left': Former Sask. teacher calls for special needs support

Juliana Bell was hired at Saskatoon's John Dolan School to teach special needs students. She says she was pushed into many roles as a caregiver for which she didn't have expertise.

An Auburn Avenue building constructed in the tumult of 1912 is being renovated today as a "symbol of redemption" - Vimarsana News

An Auburn Avenue building constructed in the tumult of 1912 is being renovated today as a "symbol of redemption"

The Odd Fellows Building was suggested by Black newspaper editor Benjamin J. Davis (1870-1945), designed by white Atlanta architect William A. Edwards (1866-1939) and built by Robert E. Pharrow, owner of an African-American construction company. Despite the Jim Crow era, the two men, Black and white, worked side by side toward completing the structure. 

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Gilman E. Dahlberg | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Gilman E. Dahlberg | News, Sports, Jobs

Aug. 22, 1955-Dec. 1, 2023 SLEEPY EYE—Gilman E. Dahlberg, age 68 of Sleepy Eye, Minnesota, died at his home on December 1, 2023, with the love of his life a

Atlanta nonprofit celebrates 10 years helping homeless population - Vimarsana News

Atlanta nonprofit celebrates 10 years helping homeless population

A local nonprofit is marking ten years of helping men living on the streets turn their lives around.

Teal ribbons signify National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Teal ribbons signify National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month | News, Sports, Jobs

ALPENA — When Wendy Werth’s sister was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, it was almost too late. “She died on the table, and they kept her alive,” Werth